You. Thank you. Okay. At this time, before the board goes into closed session, i call for any speakers to the closed session items listed in the agenda. There will be a total of five minutes for speakers. Are there any speaker cards . There are none. For inperson for a virtual participants. If you care to speak to any of the closed session items, please raise your hand. Seeing no hands raised. Thank you so much. I will now recess this meeting at 502 for closed. And we will stah the readout from closed session and the vote on student expulsion matters. I move approval of stipulated expulsion agreement of one High School Student matter. Number 20232024 number zero two from the district for the remainder of fall 2023 semester from the date of approval of the expulsion commencing on the day following the expulsion order. Can i have a second . Second roll call. Vote, please. Thank you, president. Bogus commissioner alexander. Yes commissioner fisher. Yes. Commissioner lamb. Yes. Commissione
Talking well, he was found trembling in the corner, they were crying, he says that his mother stabbed his father, but the sisters of the accused assure that she was simply defending herself, because her husband constantly beat her, beat her so that she even screamed with blood, fingers in her arms were broken, what actually happened on the evening of the tragedy, i dont know how it happened, its beyond tomorrow. 16 45 on ntv. She was sure that she was like two peas in a pod, and then a colleague let it slip to her that her parents adopted her. In our studio Irina Suvorova. Hello irina. Hello. What kind of conversation did you have with your colleague . You know . When i was 23 years old at work, a colleague and i had a hearttoheart conversation about children, she accidentally let it slip and asked and you know, youre not the parent, but adopted daughter, to which i reacted like this, or perhaps i was in a state of shock, i didnt expect this, and i told her, yes, i know, thats how your
Hello, Kirill Vyshinsky is with you, and this is a typical novorossiya program; our name says it all, we are talking about the territory that has returned to its historical roots, and novorossiya with the help of a careful look at history. We will try to reveal the uniqueness of her present day and find typical features and recognizable signs of the past. And thats what well talk about today 80 years since the liberation of donetsk and mariupol from the nazis, history lessons, what the events of the great patriotic war talk about today , a conversation with an expert. What was it like and what does it mean . This year marks the 80th anniversary of several largescale turning points in the great patriotic war the battle of stalingrad and the encirclement of the Largest Group of nazis. Victory in the largest tank battle in Human History on the kursk bulge. In novorossiya. These days celebrated the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of donetsk and other events that led to our victory
Present to find typical features and recognizable signs of the past. And thats what well talk about today. 80 years of the liberation of donetsk and mariupol from the nazis, history lessons, what the events of the great patriotic war tell us today , conversation with the Expert Program Alexander Zakharchenko what was he and what did he mean for novorossiya . This year marks the eightieth anniversary of several largescale turning points in the great patriotic war the battle of stalingrad and the encirclement of the Largest Group of nazis. Victory in the largest tank battle in history humanity. On the kursk bulge. These days celebrated the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of donetsk and other events that led to our victory in donbass in september 1943 in scale. That battle is inferior to the stalingrad and kursk battles. However, its strategic significance was no less important than the defeat of the germans on the volga and near kursk and orel, the country returned huge reserves
Alexandra, im so excited to be here with you today. I could not put down the teachers. It was like reading a novel, even though its its very deeply reported. So just to give some background before your past books have really dived into the lives of high school students, fraterties, sororities and nurses. What made you write about teachers . Ive always been drawn to education. I think i keep coming back to the education beat. Its just its really where my heart is for teachers. It just seemed like the teaching profession was getting more and more difficult. Things were changing. I didnt know why. In 2019, that was the first time that demand outstripped supply for u. S. Teachers by more than 100,000 people. So i was wondering, where are they going and why is this happening . So i ended up wanting to write a book that amplifies teachers voices in sort of, you know, as you say, a readable novel like way. So its not, you know, so its not dry and its something that people can get engaged with